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I have a textbox in a form. I have given style="width: 370px;” While browsing in Firefox its alignment is correct with all other fields in this form. But in IE It’s need to increase little more. i.e. 380px.
SO how I will give the width to that text box depending on the browsers? I know it’s possible. But I don’t know how it is?
Does anyone know this?
Thanks in advance
If you’re using JQuery, you can use jquery.browser to detect if the browser is IE (or any number of other well documented methods of browser detection. then if IE, set the side
$document.getElementByID(formelement).css(width).
Although I’d suggest looking further into why your form elements don’t align in IE, and fix that instead of dynamically resizing your form elements based on the viewing browers.